3-11 Noon Biz Hour SHOW Rundown……
Posted by Noon Business Hour in Noon Business Hour on Thursday, March 11, 2010 | 4 responses
12:11
MarketWatch Chief Economist, Dr. Irwin Kellner joins Sherman and Kris during the WBBM Noon Business Hour to discuss today’s Jobs and Trade data…
12:19
Rick Sharga, Senior Vice President at RealtyTrac takes a look at Illinois’ rising foreclosure activity in February…
12:31
Mike Mullaney, Vice President and Portfolio Manager Fiduciary Trust talks about what’s moving Wall Street…
12:42
Paula Dorion Gray, President of Dorion Gray Retirement Planning is this week’s Portfolio Doctor… Paula will evaluate…Discover Financial: DFS, Boeing: BA, and Walt Disney: DIS…
12:50
David Sloan, President of the Chicago Auto Trade Association takes a look at GM’s plan to restore some Illinois dealerships it originally planned to cut….
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Hi Kris & Sherm,
Just ‘checking in’ to let you know I’m still ‘tunin in’ whenever I can manage to do so. I found the segment with Dr. Kellner interesting; particularly since I have some of the same opinions and logic for them. Maybe it’s just a matter of what guests happen to be on when I tune in, but it seems to me there’s just too many of them seeming, too optimistic. The feeling I get from listening to many of them is that ‘recovery’ is just around the corner and when it gets here, it’s going to look a lot like things were back in ‘o6. Personally, I’m of the opinion of ‘don’t expect too much and you wont be disappointed’. I’m not necessarily referring to stock prices, but the economy in general. As for stock prices though, I’m guessing that as soon as the Fed starts raising interest rates (as they should), it’s look out below time. Of course, there’s going to be all sorts of ‘commotion’ about the Fed ‘choking off’ the recovery. To that I say, easy money got us into this mess in the first place. Rampant inflation would be much worse and for more people than a slower and paid for recovery. Just my opinion, nothing more, nothing less.
By the way, this ‘post’ is not intended to be some sort of veiled criticism stating that you have too many ‘bullish’ guests. I think NBH does a decent job of asking the right questions to rein in a guest that’s too enthusiastic whether bullish or bearish.
Greetings from Pleasant Prairie,
Tony
Tony…Thanks for the comments… There certainly seems to be a disconnect between equity prices and the actual economy….
Dear Mr. or Mrs. Producer,
You’re welcome for the comment and many thanks for the quality program!
Did you guys get bought out by Fox News? I was listening to the noon Market Watch Report and couldn’t believe what I was hearing. It sounded like the same Republican talking points I would expect to hear on Fox News. I live in central illinois. I can hear Fox News without static!